Q: What US Code allows Social Security to force a Title XVI beneficiary to apply for Early Retirement?
SocSec website only refers to policy decisions in POMS and never refers to any law giving it authority to make someone forfiet full retirement benefits because they are on SSI. This seems to be unlawful.
I'm forced pro se by federal law due to student loans. I'm in fed court suing for Title II benefits (35 claims). I want my Retirement benefits restored when I get my Title II award. I'm trying to pinpoint the claims for it. No lawyers or nonprofits will help me. Can someone point me in right direction please?
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A: You may want to consider consulting the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School’s website, which provides access to the USC. Additionally, reaching out to legal aid organizations or advocacy groups for the elderly or disabled might provide you with assistance or direction. It’s also prudent to review the SSA’s Program Operations Manual System (POMS), as this is the primary source of information used by SSA staff. If you’re already in federal court, consider bringing this issue to the court’s attention through a well-drafted motion or legal brief outlining your concerns regarding the policy.
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